New Day Church

As we wrap up our Christmas series Born to Save, Pastor Mike Sorcinelli invites us to look ahead with hope in a world that feels deeply broken. This message reminds us that God’s story isn’t finished and that what He began, He will bring to completion. Join us for the conclusion of this series and be encouraged by the promise of what’s still to come.

Jesus was born for more than a moment in history—He was born with a purpose. In week two of our Christmas series Born to Save, we look beyond the manger to the transforming work Jesus came to do in our lives today. Join us as we open God’s Word and discover the hope and freedom found in Christ.

This week we launch our Christmas teaching series Born to Save as Pastor Mike explores why Jesus came—and what His arrival means for every one of us today. Looking at Romans 3:21–25, we discover the hope God offers in the midst of our deepest need and the gift made available through Christ. Join us as we reflect on the meaning of Christmas and the rescue only Jesus can bring.

In this week’s message from our series Around the Corner to Around the World, Pastor Jack Duga teaches from Acts 20:1–16 and shows how Paul strengthened the early church through encouragement, generosity, and availability. You’ll hear a powerful story of how the presence of fellow believers brought strength in a moment of deep personal loss, reminding us that the church is at its best when we show up for one another. God uses ordinary people—friends, leaders, mentors, and everyday believers—to lift, support, and unite His church. As we look at Paul’s example and the impact of generosity in our own community, we’re invited to consider how each of us can play a role in strengthening the people God has placed around us.

Join us this week as we study Acts 19:21-41, where we learn that when you “report for duty”—obeying your commission to carry the gospel into the world—to not be surprised when it stirs up resistance. God is calling faithful servants of the gospel, will you be one?

Join us this week for a special stand alone message by Dr. Josh Whitehead of Faith Promise Church! New Day Church is dedicated to fulfilling the core mission of Jesus based on Matthew 28 vv.19-20. The three essential steps in this mission are making disciples, marking them through water baptism, and maturing them in their faith. Making disciples involves sharing the message of Jesus and guiding others to accept Him as their Savior. Once individuals decide to follow Jesus, they publicly demonstrate their commitment through water baptism. The next focus is on nurturing and developing their faith by teaching God's Word through Sunday teachings and engaging in small group discussions, fostering deeper understanding and support from fellow believers. To learn more about our church, please visit newdaychurch.cc. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/newdaychurch.cc Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newdaychurch.cc Find us on the Church Center App! http://www.churchcenter.com (search for New Day Church and look for our logo)

As the enemy of our soul has worked tirelessly to oppose our gospel ministry on this earth, many of us have grown discouraged. And some of us, if we’re honest, have even stepped out of the fight completely. And maybe that’s where you’re at today. You look at the state of our culture—the spiritual decline, the hostility toward truth—and you think, What’s the point? What difference can I really make? In the passage we’re studying today, we’re reminded that the power of the gospel is far greater than the power of the enemy.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we look at Acts 18:18-19:7. After a long and difficult journey, Paul arrives in Corinth worn down and discouraged—but it’s there that God meets him with exactly what he needs to keep going. This passage reminds us that the same God who strengthened Paul still strengthens His people today. When we feel weary, opposed, or alone, God steps in to renew our courage so that His gospel can keep moving forward. For further reference: Acts 18:18-19:7

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we look at Acts 18:1–17. After a long and difficult journey, Paul arrives in Corinth worn down and discouraged—but it’s there that God meets him with exactly what he needs to keep going. This passage reminds us that the same God who strengthened Paul still strengthens His people today. When we feel weary, opposed, or alone, God steps in to renew our courage so that His gospel can keep moving forward.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we continue with Acts 17:16-34. In Athens, Paul confronts a culture full of idols and empty pursuits, revealing the truth about the One True God. In a world still chasing meaning in everything but Him, this message calls us to turn from false gods and rediscover the only One who can truly satisfy the human heart.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we look at Acts 17:1–15. As the Gospel reaches Thessalonica and Berea, we see two very different responses—one driven by jealousy, the other by genuine hunger for truth. In a world full of shifting opinions and shallow roots, this passage reminds us of the importance of building a faith that stands firm—a rooted faith grounded in God’s Word and strengthened by perseverance.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we continue with Acts 16:16–40. When Paul and Silas faced demonic opposition, false accusation, and imprisonment, the power of God broke through. Even as Satan tried to corrupt the message, crush the messengers, and discredit the movement, the Gospel could not be stopped. Through worship in suffering and faith in the storm, lives were changed, and the church was strengthened. The Gates of Hell Shall Not Prevail.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we continue with Acts 16:6–15. Paul and his companions discover that God directs their steps not only by closing doors but also by opening new ones. Through the Spirit’s leading, they are guided to Macedonia, where hearts are ready to receive the Gospel. In the story of Lydia’s conversion, we see how God’s direction leads to transformed lives and the spread of His kingdom.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we continue with Acts 15:36–16:5. Paul and Barnabas part ways, yet the mission presses forward as Paul and Silas are strengthened by new companions like Timothy. Through challenges, discipleship, and perseverance, we see how God builds a strong faith that endures. The Gospel advances as believers are encouraged, churches are strengthened, and faith grows firm in the midst of trials.

Join us this week as we look at Proverbs 13:20, where Scripture reminds us that “whoever walks with the wise becomes wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm.” Our character is shaped by the community around us, and God calls us to grow alongside others who strengthen our walk with Him. This message urges us not to walk alone but to step into the life-giving fellowship of a small group, where wisdom is shared and faith is formed.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we continue with Acts 15:1–35. The early church affirmed that salvation comes by the grace of Jesus Christ alone. The Gospel that saves is not prosperity, not works, not any other message, but the true Gospel of Jesus—bringing freedom, peace, and unity to all who believe.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we continue with Acts 14:1–28. Paul and Barnabas press on in their mission, boldly preaching the Gospel despite fierce opposition. Through miracles, trials, and perseverance, they strengthen disciples and appoint leaders—showing that God’s Kingdom continues to advance even in the face of hardship.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we study Acts 13:42–52. Paul and Barnabas boldly share the Gospel, sparking both great joy among the Gentiles and fierce opposition from others. Even in persecution, the disciples are filled with the Holy Spirit and with joy, showing us that God’s mission cannot be stopped.

Join us this week in Around the Corner to Around the World as we look at Acts 13:14–41. In Antioch, Paul proclaims the Good News of Jesus—fulfilling God’s promises, offering forgiveness, and calling all who believe into new life through His grace.

Join us this week as we continue our series Around the Corner to Around the World—a journey through the book of Acts. This Sunday, we’re looking at Acts 13:1–12, where Paul and Barnabas step out in obedience to God’s calling. Guided by the Holy Spirit, they face opposition head-on and experience the deep conviction and peace that comes from walking in God’s will. Through their faithfulness, the Gospel reaches new territory, and hearts are transformed.